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Undergraduate Student Society

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Peace, Order, and Good Company

The AV¾ãÀÖ²¿ Undergraduate Political Science Society (DUPSS)Ìýis a non-partisan, student-run organization that aims to represent and spearheadÌýthe interests ofÌýpolitical science students at AV¾ãÀÖ²¿. DUPSS' mission is toÌýprovide the student community with opportunities to fulfill their interest and curiosity in politics byÌýattendingÌýpolitical-themedÌýevents, communicate queries and opinions to the department,ÌýandÌýtakingÌýpart in the organizational activities of the society.

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Executives

President Marley Price
Vice-President Internal

Amashi Wasala

Vice-President External

Ava Green

Vice-President Academic

Henry Leitch

Co-VP Student Opportunities


Adrienne Lanoue

Isabella Gualtieri

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Co-VP Comms:Ìý

Keira Newsome

Nathaniel Wilkinson

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Vice-President Events

Joah Toews

Secretary

Berkley Manser

Vice-President Finance Jalal Khan

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Council Position

King's Representative TBA
Senior Year Representatives

Lauren Padfield
Ben Gilson

Second Year Representative Sophia Law
First Year Representative TBA
Events Commissioner Sophia Law
Finance Commissioner Asha
Academic and Networking Commissioner Sophia Tallboy
Student Opportunities Commissioner TBA

Office Hours:
The AV¾ãÀÖ²¿ Undergraduate Political Science Student Society (DUPSS) welcomes you to take advantage of their mentorship program. ÌýIt is designed for students who would like to have an informal chat with other political science students with one or more years of experience at AV¾ãÀÖ²¿ and/or have questions about the program or political science in general.

Perhaps you have questions such as but limited to:

1. How do students cope with the pressures of transitions between years?Ìý
2. How do papers differ from one year to the next?
3. How can I deal with a poor grade?Ìý
4. How does the political science society work and how can I get involved?Ìý
5. What can I expect from different Profs and classes?Ìý
6. What resources are available for students to address any of these and other issues?

The Society is here to assist you so come on out and ask your questions or just drop by for a friendly chat with a peer!

If you have questions or for further information, please contact us on Ìýor byÌýemailÌý